Python Interface Definitions & Stub Files For Professional Development

[@JLSXMK8]

This is fantastic!!! Now I know how to document Python code properly so that it can be4 read in the IDE. That will seriously come in handy.

[@Baldur1975]

oh. like an headerfile in c++, an interface and the Dokumentation in one thing. Gives also downcompartibilty with the new typingsystem. Not needed but recommend. Right?
This is Great!
(Sorry for my bad English, im from Germany)

[@JLSXMK8]

Correct. Your English is not that bad, to be honest.

[@Baldur1975]

@@JLSXMK8 Thank You!

[@duftcola]

This is really great for documentation . I didnt know this existed. I find myself having huuuge files with some many lines mostly because of the documentation and comments.

[@bhalu0]

Which editor are you using

[@Submersed24]

So why does this need to be in a stub file rather than inside the py file? I have noticed this gets very hard to maintain, especially if you forget to update the stub and they are mismatched

[@mgdnz]

Great work, I'm also wondering why didn't you mention the testing use case for the stub files

[@HansYangTW]

Thanks for this dude!

[@majetysaiabhinesh7239]

understood pyi files. Mostly asked interview question

[@PGhai]

Where are we using Tuple module?

[@the.droetker]

The last function about circle info returns 2 values, which are packed as a Tuple. To type hint that, you need to import it from typing.

[@tooru]

​@@the.droetker you can just use tuple builtin

[@pankajackson]

Thanks ❤

[@icecoldmichl285]

Thanks I was just trying to learn this earlier today. Can you make a video on .pyd files as well?

[@guilherme5094]

👍Thanks!

[@shahaffrsshahaffrs5190]

This feature is not that old, but python was invented in 1991, before java, c# and other languages😂

[@dmitriyneledva4693]

cool :)

[@dazzlepecs]

great vid, but the concept of stubbing is such wank